Seven Centuries of Energy Services¶
Fouquet, & Pearson. (2000). Seven Centuries of Energy Services: The Price and Use of Light in the United Kingdom (1300-2000)1.
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- Rebound Emissions
- . Building energy — efficiency retrofits are partly absorbed by comfort-taking (warmer thermostats, more lit area) and floor-area growth. Lighting — long-run efficiency gains track a Jevons-style expansion in lit hours and lit area rather than a proportional drop in lighting energy
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“by the year 2000, while United Kingdom GDP per capita was 15 times its 1800 value, lighting services cost less than one three thousandth of their 1800 value, per capita use was 6,500 times greater and total lighting consumption was 25,000 times higher than in 1800.”
- . Building energy — efficiency retrofits are partly absorbed by comfort-taking (warmer thermostats, more lit area) and floor-area growth. Lighting — long-run efficiency gains track a Jevons-style expansion in lit hours and lit area rather than a proportional drop in lighting energy
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